is there any way to cover top hole once you remove straw?
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You could put a piece of tape across the hole on the outside. For something more permanent, you could probably use sugru, but right now sugru is not considered food safe.
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No, once you remove the straw, the hole is wide open. However, I've knocked the full cup over several times with the straw in, and almost no liquid spilled. And there's no valve or anything on the straw. So I doubt you'd spill very much at all if you knocked it over WITHOUT the straw in, if that's what you're worried about.
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Not that I know of. In other words, there's no plug that they provide that would do that so you can't throw it in a bag.
430798
The hole is very large you can drink out of it without a straw. I say just about any straw will fit. I don't understand the question about what side the hole is on. My daughter uses hers everyday.
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The straw has a stopper that is closer to one end of the straw. I use the straw with the stopper in the cup to keep my straw from coming out of the top, but I have seen others use it toward the sucking end of the straw ... guess you can do what you want. But mine don't move from what I can tell. Hope this helps.
1665884
No, the other hole is for venting. Straw cups are labeled as such and sold separately.
935749
Yes, there are two holes in the top, one a vent and the other larger football shaped to drink from that can fit a straw. There is a rotating slide that covers the holes.
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Yes, you can put a straw through the hole in the lid, not a fat straw, but regular size straws should fit with no probem. The opening is a kind of half-moon shape, flat on the part that is closest to your mouth and rounded at the top part.
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You can use a flip top bottle but it will not fit all the way in the hole. You might have to prop it up.
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They aren't the kind you can cut through with scissors. They could probably be cut with some sort of saw, but you'd have to cut the "long" end rather than the short side with the ridge that keeps the straw from coming out of the cup. Then you'd have a slightly rough edge from the cut unless you could smoothe it out.
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You should be able to if you disconnect the seal system - like you do when you clean it. You will have a hole in the other side of the lid directly across from the straw. The cup is made for left or right hand. I did try this with a plastic straw. Note that the seal may touch the straw and make it hard to remove as you pull it out. You may have to open the lid and pull the seal back to remove the straw.
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No I'm sorry you can not get a straw through the opening, it is more of a slit on top rather then a hole as an opening ~ Trish
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You can't really inset a typical straw. The opening is somewhat flat and angled. It's possible is you had a small, disposable flex straw that you might be able to. Although I imagine it wouldn't work long term.
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I was able to insert a straw. Large (movie theater or icee type straws) start from the under side of the lid while off. After inserted you can slide up or down when lid is in place.
1767768
A large straw will fit through the drinking hole. The flip top hangs over the rear edge of the cup as long as the top is open.
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On the right side at the top there is a hole, stick the plastic end in there. Let me know if this doesn't work.
437886
It's not a good idea to put a straw into the top cause you have to keep holding the button in order to have the hole to stay open.
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Hi, the straw is part of the inside cover (cannot be completely detached). However if it breaks off the bottle can still be used as the liquid still flows through the nozzle without any leaks or spills.
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Yes, a standard plastic straw will fit through the drinking slot. It's not a hole specifically for this purpose, but it will definitely work.